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Reply About Tower Location
Actually, I love the way Atlanta is developing their skyline. Light and airy with ample green space in between buildings seems to me the way to go. Of course Philly is and old city with very limited space for this type of development to an extent, but again, in regards to aesthetic impact this structure does nothing appealing.
Also, i'm not quite sure why a "campus/tech center" must be 50ft away for each other. Will the majority of employees be shuttling back and forth between the two? Again, in the spirit of the greatest skylines, the two anchor super talls at spaced out intervals seem to assert a sort of presence that sets them apart from other skylines. Staking a claim to me would show commitment to opening up the region for serious development.
Again, I find this city in general is still not quite ready to open itself up to the rest of the world; in other words become a 'global city'.
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